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AEP → VDM
Which side of the plane to sit from Jorge Newbery Airpark (Buenos Aires) to Gobernador Castello Airport (Viedma)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side of the aircraft provides a stunning perspective of the transition from the massive Rio de la Plata estuary into the open Atlantic Ocean, featuring the unique geography of the Samborombón Bay and the dramatic cliffs near the mouth of the Rio Negro on arrival.
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Rio de la Plata
The world's widest estuary, showing a distinct color contrast where the silt-heavy river water meets the Atlantic.
Samborombón Bay
A massive semi-circular bay and RAMSAR wetland site known for its unique ecosystem and migratory bird paths.
Atlantic Coastline
Views of the famous Buenos Aires province beach towns like Villa Gesell and Pinamar as the flight progresses south.
Rio Negro Mouth
The scenic point where the Rio Negro river flows into the sea, marking the official start of the Patagonian coast.
El Cóndor Cliffs
The world's largest burrowing parrot colony nestled in the high sandstone cliffs just east of Viedma.
Choose the left side for morning flights to enjoy the sunrise over the Atlantic, though glare can be intense. This side is superior for the approach into VDM, as the aircraft often banks over the coastline, offering views of the El Cóndor lighthouse and the rugged Patagonian shore.
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Buenos Aires Skyline
Immediate views of the Obelisco, the Port of Buenos Aires, and the dense skyscrapers of the downtown financial district.
The Humid Pampas
The vast agricultural heartland of Argentina, displaying a beautiful patchwork of soy, corn, and sunflower fields.
Sierra de la Ventana
On clear days, the distant silhouette of the oldest mountain range in Argentina can be seen rising from the flat plains.
Colorado River
A winding blue ribbon that marks the natural and political border between the Pampas and Northern Patagonia.
Viedma & Patagones
A bird's-eye view of the twin cities separated by the Rio Negro, showcasing the historic colonial layout of Carmen de Patagones.
The right side is best for departures from AEP to capture the urban density of Buenos Aires. It offers better lighting in the afternoon as the sun moves west, illuminating the agricultural patterns of the Pampas. Sit here if you want to see the specific moment the landscape shifts from green fields to the more arid Patagonian scrubland.
Book Hotels in ViedmaDistance: 809 km (503 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 21 min
Departure: AEP (-34.5592, -58.4156)
Arrival: VDM (-40.8692, -63.0004)
Route Type: Domestic
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